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Explore the genesis of faith with F. B. Jevons' insightful exploration, "The Idea of God in Early Religions." Delve into a historical examination of humanity's nascent understanding of the divine across various ancient cultures. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a comprehensive overview of early religious beliefs and theological concepts.
Jevons provides a detailed account of the development of the concept of God, tracing its evolution through different historical periods and societal structures. Readers interested in the history of religion, comparative religion, and ancient religious practices will find this work invaluable. Uncover the roots of our enduring fascination with the divine and gain a deeper understanding of the beliefs that shaped civilizations. Discover the origins of religious thought and its lasting impact on human history in this timeless study.
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